Women's experiences of contraception, fertility and pregnancy after spinal cord injury: a Turkish perspective.

The most common reason for choosing the contraceptive method used was that they thought the method of contraception they were using was safe (37.5%).

68.6% of participants had completed family planning by the time they were diagnosed with spinal cord injury.

72.9% of participants had never discussed fertility-related issues with their physician before.

Of the 14 births performed via cesarean section, regional anesthesia was used in 5 (35.71%) and general anesthesia in 9 (64.29%).